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...them from acceding to such a request, if it could be done without prejudice to their regular duties. And if the thing could be done at all, I suppose it...Such a proceeding could not, in any event, be common. Could the precedent be made once or twice, in an informal and semiofficial manner, it might safely...

...Council, a body whose ancient powers have never grown old, and whose functions have never ceased to be expansive and elastic, to seek the like assistance....fundamental principles, like that of Dalton v. Angus (a) — a case in which some strong American opinions, (a) 6 App. Ca. 740. Here an there was unanimity,...

...Council, a body whose ancient powers have never grown old, and whose functions have never ceased to be expansive and elastic, to seek the like assistance....case touching fundamental principles, like that of Daltcm v. Angus (a) — a case in which some strong American opinions, if they could have been obtained,...

...them from acceding to such a request, if it could be done without prejudice to their regular duties. And if the thing could be done at all, I suppose it...reciprocally from this side, with no greater trouble. Such a proceedingfcould not, in any event, be common. Could the precedent be made once or twice, in an informal...

...one side, and the Supreme Court of the United States, on the other. " Such a proceeding," he adds, "could not, in any event, be common. It might happen...case touching fundamental principles, like that of Dal ton v. Angus. . . . Could the precedent be made once or twice in an informal and semi-official...